You can use this form to request a copy of the American Heritage Education Compact Disc.

The Task Force for Registration, Education & Reporting has created a single, easy to use Reconciliation Form Template for calculating and reporting both active membership and accurate dues payment amounts for State Societies. This standardized Reconciliation Form is intended to speed up the data gathering and reconciliation process and, at the same time, reduce the man hours currently required in reconciling the membership of the National Society by the National Office. It will also expedite each state society’s payment of dues to the National Office.

This information and donation form is used for gifts and donations to the six million dollar capital campaign to build and endow the Library expansion.

Use this Form to notify the NSSAR of a Change of Address.  Please be sure to also notify your State and Chapter Officials as well.

Used to assist the President General in Committee assignments for the coming year.

Use this form to report the death of a Fellow Compatriot.  Please be sure to contact the State Society and Chapter Secretaries and provide them with the information concerning the death of a Compatriot as well.

Every year at the NSSAR National Congress the National Society presents the DAR/SAR Award to the DAR state society that recruits the most members for SAR during the calendar year. This is the form that is required to be submitted with applications to have them count towards the DAR/SAR award.

There is also a Word Version as well.  It can be found here.

The goal of the Friends of the SAR Library is to raise $150,000 for the Library Endowment Fund. Also, the Society Chairman of the Friends of the SAR Library will coordinate the donation of books, microfilms, etc. direct to the NSSAR Library and will promote the NSSAR Library within his Society so that all SAR Members are familiar with it and its programs.

The three year professional development program will enrich and strengthen fifth grade social studies teachers’ understanding of the values and history of the American Revolution.  Along with content programs educators will be supplied with inter-active methods of teaching to incorporate materials about the period into their classrooms, beyond basic lecturing.

Content is intended to develop the following knowledge and skills:

• An understanding of life during that period in our history – both for common citizens and for those who actually fought in battles.
• An understanding of the documents and the symbols, Constitution, American Flag, Liberty Bell, that were developed during that period.
• The ability to understand the difference between various Revolutionary War time periods.
• The ability to understand how people have addressed broad problems.
• An understanding of the chronology of events during the late 1700s and early 1800s.

Program benefits to Educators:

• Esteemed professors of History presenting small group sessions focused on the founding of our nation.
• Exposure and discussion of Dr. Ted Steinbock’s collection – the largest private collection of books, sermons, almanacs, and pamphlets printed in America before 1800.
• Free housing for 2 nights at beautiful Laws Lodge – Conference Center at Louisville Seminary
• Transportation stipend for travel to Louisville.
• Entrance Fee to Historic Locust Grove.
• All meals and snacks for two day seminar.
• Free classroom materials for educators to enrich their school’s history curriculum.
• Stipend for transportation and lunch for their students attending the March program at the University of the Cumberlands.
• Free transportation to Louisville sites indicated on program schedule.

Thank you for your consideration of participating in:

How We Became the United States of America: The Values that Built Our Nation

The Online Registration Form can be found below.  If you prefer a paper copy that is to be mailed in you can find it here.  Please only use one form of Registration.

This Library Brochure is a 3 to a page layout, designed to fit in a regular business envelop.

The highest award presented to a member by the National Society. It is presented for distinguished service rendered to the SAR on the National level. Members are selected by the Minuteman Committee from submitted applications. The Committee is appointed by the President General from previous recipients of the award. It is presented during the Annual Congress to no more than six recipients per year. More information can be found in the SAR Handbook. The Minuteman Nomination Form linked below is a form fillable PDF. It will let you fill-in the form on-screen, then print-out both form and data at the same time on 8.5 by 14 inch paper. You may save the data along with the program by using the "Save As" option and using a unique name to save it.

This form is to be used by States. In addition to providing a standardized format for reporting all the changes in membership year over year, the new Reconciliation Form also calculates the amount of dues that the society owes to the National Office. In future years, the form can be updated to include any changes in dues or membership categories. There are instructions and a Chapter format as well. (Both Can be found in the forms section)